Kitty Litter Cake and 9 Other Disgusting Recipes That Should Not Exist

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We’ve all come across a recipe that makes us throw up in our mouths a little bit, right? For me, the Jell-O mold takes the cake: The minute I see a photo of the dreaded dinner-party dessert, it’s full-on gag-city. I just do not understand why anyone would ever want to take a bite of this.

Since we’ve stumbled upon so many ill-conceived culinary creations while surfing the web, we figured we’d share the most cringe-worthy, artery-clogging recipes we’ve yet to find with you. So friends, here are 10 recipes you should never EVER make. (Hint: Paula Deen might have lost her career, but she is totally winning this list.)

10 Disgusting Recipes That Should Not Exist

Photo via Delish

Turkey Dinner Layer Cake

Everything you'd expect to see on the thanksgiving table stuffed into one cake. Yikes. See the recipe

Photo via Food Network

Deep Fried Stuffing on a Stick

And, in case you didn't get enough stuffing in your cake, there's this. See the recipe

Photo via Betty Crocker

Hidden Sloppy Joes

Essentially, a bundt cake stuffed with Sloppy Joes. See the recipe

Photo via Cavendish Canine Camp

Kitty Litter Cake

This needs no words. See the recipe

Banana and Cheese Jalapeno Bites

Ritz crackers. Banana slices. Cheese. Jalapeños. These are words that should not coexist in the same recipe.

Photo via Mashable

Ramen Burger

Warning: Looking at this photo might send you into cardiac arrest. See the recipe

Photo via Navy Wife Cook

Frito Taco Pie

This one too. See the recipe

Food Network

The Lady's Brunch Burger

This recipe has 1857 calories!! Also, if you haven't already watching this video of Paula Deen chowing down on this burger, put it on your to-do list. It's simply amazing. // See the recipe

Photo via Right At Home

Turkey Meatloaf Cupcakes

Stop trying to make everything a cake, people! See the recipe

Photo via Complex

Fried Butter Balls

Yep, FRIED balls of butter exist. See the recipe

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